Any escalation of conflict in the region will affect energy prices, say experts


KUALA LUMPUR: Risk assets, including equities on Bursa Malaysia, may see subdued sentiment for the time being as the world grapples with a wildcard of further heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

Analysts are closely monitoring Israel’s response to the mass Iranian missile and drone attacks over the weekend.

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